Posts Tagged ‘pet advice’
The Crucial Role of Nutrition In Canine Cancer Care
In the domain of animal well-being, the rising incidence of cancer in dogs has become a cause for concern. Dr. Ian Billinghurst, a notable figure in canine nutrition, recently shed light on the pivotal role nutrition plays in preventing and managing cancer in our four-legged companions. Dr. Billinghurst highlighted the profound impact of nutrition on…
Read MoreThe Kibble Issue on Pet Health
In the realm of pet ownership, the well-being of our furry friends is a top priority. However, when illness strikes, the financial burden can be overwhelming, especially if it becomes a chronic issue. This is a reality many pet owners face, especially those who opt for conventional kibble diets. Looking into the intricacies of pet…
Read MoreDecoding Pet Health: What is Redemptive Violence
In the world of pet care, the decisions we make for our furry friends are often driven by a potent force – fear. Nealy Piazza, a certified pet health specialist, homeopath and prominent voice in the field, contends that this fear is intricately tied to the principle of redemptive violence, a cycle that inadvertently harms…
Read MoreBreaking Up with Pumpkin: A Raw Perspective on Dog Health
In the world of pet care, there’s one topic that seems to linger like an unwelcome guest at a party – pumpkin. Dr. Andi, a seasoned pet chiropractor, recently addressed the pumpkin predicament, urging pet owners to reconsider their reliance on this orange squash. So, let’s dive into the issues surrounding pumpkin and why it’s…
Read MoreUnderstanding Turmeric and Joint Health for Your Dog
If you’re a pet owner, you’ve probably heard about the benefits of turmeric for dogs. It’s a popular ingredient in various pet products, particularly those aimed at joint health. But have you ever wondered why some experts advise against giving turmeric to certain dogs? In this blog, we’ll explore the reasons behind this recommendation and…
Read MoreThe Raw Truth About Cushing’s and Addison’s Diseases in Dogs
Are you confused about Cushing’s and Addison’s diseases in dogs? You’re not alone. These two conditions involving the adrenal gland can be puzzling, but today, we’re going to shed some light on them. Cushing’s and Addison’s diseases may seem like opposites, but they both revolve around the adrenal gland. Cushing’s primarily affects the outside of…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Kitty Crack: Why Dry Cat Food Is a No-Go
Do you ever stop and wonder if your beloved feline friend is getting the nutrition they need? Have you ever taken a close look at their tongue and thought about its purpose? It’s not there for licking the kibble off their bowl; it’s designed for a very different job. Let’s delve into the world of…
Read MoreNavigating Dog Vaccination Worries and Misconceptions
In the realm of pet ownership, concerns often arise, and uncertainties can cast a shadow over important matters such as vaccinations. A recent conversation with a pet owner shed light on a curious apprehension: the implications of relocating with an unvaccinated dog. This dialogue revealed common misconceptions and fears surrounding dog vaccinations when transitioning to…
Read MoreThe Significance of Informed Consent in Veterinary Care
In the world of pet healthcare, there’s an often-overlooked aspect that’s gaining attention lately—informed consent. Surprisingly, it appears that this essential element of responsible veterinary care isn’t as widespread as one might assume in veterinary practices. The concept of informed consent in veterinary care refers to the practice of veterinarians sitting down with pet owners,…
Read MoreThe Hidden Peril: Mushrooms Which are a Threat to Dogs
Mushrooms are a common sight after a bout of rainy weather, but did you know that some of them can be deadly, especially for our furry friends? In a recent podcast, we stumbled upon a chilling story about a dog owner whose puppy had a close encounter with a white mushroom. The result? A $600…
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